The value of Acxiom data at a glance:
With our state-of-the-art technology, you can leverage premium audience insights to better understand, identify, and target your ideal customers across both digital and offline channels.
Where does Acxiom get its data from?
With InfoBase, Acxiom’s data-driven marketing tool, you get access to over 400 anonymised customer insights based on a rich, unique combination of public and historic data. Ethically sourced over decades, our data provides the deepest level of customer intelligence. This powerful platform uses cohorts to consolidate personal information, maximizing accuracy and predictability while keeping identities secure. Plus, with full coverage of all UK addresses, you’ll never miss a valuable lead!

At Acxiom, data quality is our top priority
Learn More About Our Commitment to Accurate and Reliable Customer Data through InfoBase.
Acxiom has been using data in ethical ways to develop data-driven solutions for the world’s biggest brands for over 50 years. We ethically collate and harness the power of insight, to create accurate full customer intelligence which can be used for recognition, analytics, and audience creation. Armed with such accurate and comprehensive information, advertisers can better understand what people want, how best to communicate with them and market to them intelligently.

Leading the way in ethical data usage: Acxiom’s innovative approach using InfoBase
Data privacy isn’t just a buzzword – it’s a top priority. We’re proud to have appointed the industry’s first Chief Privacy Officer and continue to lead the charge on data protection through industry associations and government partnerships. Our range of proven assessment frameworks helps organizations understand their Data Management Maturity, Governance Capability, and Privacy Posture as it relates to customer data. And with InfoBase’s privacy-enhanced redesign, you can be sure that the fully anonymised insights we offer are both powerful and ethical, using cutting-edge cohorts to deliver invaluable segmentation without compromising personal identities.
Data privacy is evolving
As data privacy regulations continue to shift, the marketing industry must stay on the cutting edge to ensure brands can confidently align their practices with their values, respect individual privacy, and meet industry standards.
Personalising marketing and putting the individual first can be a double-edged sword. While people want ads that are relevant to them, this requires their data. It’s a fine line between personalisation and privacy, but finding the right balance is key to delivering tailored experiences that truly resonate.
Why InfoBase is the ultimate customer insight tool
Trusted data experts that value Ethics and Privacy
Anonymous insight product, free of GDPR Personal Data Requirements enabling brands to focus on results
Insight that drives product strategy and relevant communications
Add depth to analytics, drive segmentation and create the ability to model and identify audiences across touchpoints
Easy to enable across growing range of MarTech and AdTech platforms
Data can be accessed with ease as required via API, CDP and Cloud
Sustainable data assets
Data less susceptible to regulatory changes which brands can rely for future use
See the people behind the numbers
Understanding what people want, need, and care about allows brands to deliver tailored experiences that are both relevant and respectful. This in turn empowers people to discover and choose brands that align with their own preferences and priorities. Here’s an example of what a persona can look like and the level of depth our data can offer.
How to understand your customer
Meet Ben
Ben is part of a dual-income family who lives out of town and has two cars. He is financially comfortable and is increasingly planning for the future as his children become older. The latest devices and apps are invaluable to his demanding lifestyles, as well as forming an important part of quality family time. He and his family members are fit and active, sociable and up to date with popular culture. Grocery spending is relatively high and takes place either online for convenience or at major supermarkets. He uses price comparison and voucher sites as required and subscribes to email marketing from relevant sites.
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